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in the middle of or surrounded by: start learning
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scientists on a research boat spotted something odd moving amid the broken ice.
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a small, flat boat or similarly shaped metal structure used esp. to form or support a temporary floating bridge start learning
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they had to drop a pontoon with crewmen
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to come near or nearer to something or someone in space, time, quality, or amount: start learning
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as we approached the boat pushed the ice and the dog was sliding off.
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a sailor, especially one who is not an officer start learning
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Seaman Adam Buczynski said: 'We tried to sail as close as possible
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to pull something heavy slowly and with difficulty: start learning
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Baltic was finally hauled on board
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less than a number or level: start learning
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Baltic was finally hauled on board in sub zero temperatures
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an old sailor with many years of experience at sea: start learning
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But Captain Jachim may not have seen the last of the Baltic, the salty seadog.
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If you ... someone unpleasant or difficult, that person or thing does not cause you trouble again: start learning
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hear/see the last of sth--- I paid them $100 for the damage and I hope that's the last I'll hear of it. You haven't heard the last of this! - I'll see you in court. He's horrible - I really hope we've seen the last of him. But Captain Jachim may not have seen the last of the Baltic, the salty seadog.
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a type of dog used for hunting start learning
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the lucky hound will be adopted as the ship's mascot.
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The inadvertent adventurer
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an unpleasant condition, especially a serious, sad, or difficult one: start learning
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nobody had been aware of his plight.
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he state of depending on or trusting in something or someone: start learning
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You place too much reliance on her ideas and expertise. He had to place reliance on two-legged creatures for his salvation.
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